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Meanings of connect in English

Portuguese
associar
Catalan
ajuntar
Spanish
asociar

Make a logical or causal connection.

associar
Spanish
enchufar

Plug into an outlet.

enchufar
Spanish
conectar

Establish communication with someone.

conectar
Usage of connect in English
1
We hope to improve how people connect to businesses and the economy.
BBC
2
A new broadband project that will connect rural areas to high-speed internet.
The South African
3
Find common ground: When making conversation, connect first on a social level.
Reuters
4
I asked the operator to connect me to General Clapper's number immediately.
Secret Sanction
5
I wanted to think about: 'What are the things that connect us?
The Guardian
6
Of course, there was no way he'd ever connect her with Honey.
See Jane Score
7
When faith fades: can the pope still connect with a changed Ireland?
The Guardian
8
I connect scholarship with nothing but the means of answering difficult questions.
Foundation and Empire
9
It doesn't actually connect with Flacommo's house, it leads to the library.
Pathfinder
10
Fractals are the mathematical way to connect to what's happening in nature.
Wired
11
But today most of us can know anything and connect with anyone.
The Guardian
12
Many political commentators wonder whether a non-Black candidate can connect with African-Americans.
Ebony
13
The police will never be able to connect me to the crime.
Crushed
14
This is an online organisation where members connect to share common interests.
Independent.ie
15
New Delhi is already building roads to connect with Myanmar and Thailand.
Reuters
16
It's not often you get asked whether you can connect an island.
The Irish Times
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South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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